Nepalese youth have been the spearhead and backbone of the mobilizations. It is therefore understandable that Beijing is calling as a priority, not to eradicate corruption in Nepal, but to restore “stability” there. According to the Financial Times, corruption prosecutions in China increased by 43% in 2024 compared to 2023 (nearly 900,000 cases). Because there is a significant difference between China and Nepal before the latest events: in China, social networks and society in general are very tightly controlled by the police apparatus of power. The class struggles will prove to be stronger than the dikes that claim to contain them.